Meredith Rose Piro
Meredith Rose Piro
Meredith Rose Piro passed away peacefully at home on November 6, 2023 after a long battle with cancer. She was surrounded by loving family and friends.
Meredith was born on June 29, 1979 in Bellevue, WA to Jerry & Mary Ellen Piro.
She was a 1997 graduate of Bellevue High School. In 2001, she received a Bachelor of Science degree in Administrative Management from Central Washington University.
After graduating from CWU, Meredith worked for Pacific Capital Resource Group for 2 1/2 years. Beginning in October of 2003, she began working for PACCAR. Throughout her 20 years with the company, she worked in a variety of positions. At the time of her passing, she was working as a Product Support Training Manager for PACCAR’s Peterbilt Motors Company.
Meredith is survived by her Mom, Mary Ellen, sister Teresa (Dave), brothers, Mark (Huilun), and Evan (Amber). Nephews, Baron, Oscar, & Alister. Nieces, Sydney & Alma. Uncles, Aunts, Cousins and many dear Friends. She was known as Auntie to many of her friends’ children..
She was preceded in death by her Dad, Jerry, Grandparents, Walter & Kathryn and Frank & Helene.
Meredith will be dearly missed by family, friends and co-workers.
Our family would like to thank Meredith’s cancer care teams/staff at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center, University of Washington Medical Center, & Harborview Hospital. A very special thank you to Dr. Elena Gabriela Chiorean. Also, a heartfelt thank you to Dr. Michael L. Gilbert & Dr. Virginia Henderson at Northwest Vision Institute. We are grateful for the loving care & support that Meredith & our family received from EvergreenHealth Hospice Care.
Since Meredith was showered with love during the weeks prior to her passing, she asked for no memorial service, so please toast to her and honor her beautiful life in your own special way.
Please, consider making a donation in her loving memory to her fundraising page at the Colorectal Cancer Alliance.
https://impact.ccalliance.org/team/486914
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I feel so lucky that Meredith came into my life. She was so much fun to be around and always so kind and loving. Her loss will be felt greatly. Sending so much love to her family, friends and all that knew her.
I’m so grateful that Meredith was a part of my life. She was kind & thoughtful. And fiercely loyal to her friends and family. I feel blessed that I was able to visit her while she was in hospice. I will miss her dearly.
I will miss seeing Meredith’s beautiful smile and wave, as she passes by my house on her daily walk. Meredith was a friend, longtime neighbor, fellow lookout, and someone who always seemed to know what was happening and could be counted on for the latest/local news that would affect our neighborhood. Our street isn’t the same without her. May her memory ALWAYS be for a blessing.
Meredith’s cheerful and active spirit is a loving reminder that the world can be a place of caring, contribution, and love. Family, friends, Woodridge neighbors and colleagues have all been fortunate that she has been part of our lives. I will miss her greetings as I walk the hill.
Meredith showed me what heaven is when I looked into her beautiful deep blue eyes and I could see and feel her soul. Her smile showed me love, caring, courage and commitment in all aspects of her life. And to hold her soft and precious hands I could tell how she lived her life. Her family and friends will always know and remember her faithfulness to them. Peace and joy Sweet Meredith.
Meredith and I started off as travel planners for PACCAR. She called for travel and I was the agent who booked for her. Quickly we became friends, reality TV fans and sports fans. I’m so grateful to have spent some time with her recently and know she is at peace and with me always. Love and blessing to her family…♥️♥️♥️
Meredith was my lovely pen pal from 8th grade and we kept in touch and visited thorough high school and college. I feel so lucky to have a friend like her and that we were able to reconnect while she was in hospice. She always had a great smile, was so easy to talk with and we had some fun memories I will always cherish.
Meredith was such a pleasant soul to be around. We would text and check on each other. She was a very private person and I just wish I could have hugged her one more time. Thank you for helping me through a tough year of my life my friend. I love you and say hi to my dad for me.